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Tyndall Ice Cap (Hall Island)
Tyndall Ice Cap (Hall Island) is a 125 km² glacier in Russia, in the Franz Josef Land area of Russian Arctic that flows into the sea. It is 14.9 km long, from -1 m to 518 m above sea level.
Inventory ID RGI2000-v7.0-G-09-00309, outline mapped in 2001. Source: Randolph Glacier Inventory 7.0. More glaciers in Russian Arctic.
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- Area
- 125 km²
- Length
- 14.9 km
- Highest point
- 518 m
- Lowest point
- -1 m
- Median elevation
- 311 m
- Mean slope
- 3°
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Glacier data: RGI 7.0 Consortium (2023), Randolph Glacier Inventory, Version 7.0, NSIDC, CC BY 4.0. Adoption is symbolic and gives no legal title to the ice.
